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Hundreds of popular Android apps have open ports, making them prime targets for hacking

A recent study found 956 potential exploits in Android apps that could allow data extraction, malware installs, and remote device control. Some of the affected apps have tens of millions of installs.

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The cloud vs. data center decision

While companies used to have to justify everything they wanted to migrate to the cloud, that scenario has flipped in recent years. Here's how to make the best decisions about cloud computing.

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